Japanese Police Seize Koreans During Congressional Visit
A U S congressman Hugh S. Hersman of California spoke in Tokyo as police intervened at a YMCA gathering with Korean students. Police detained several Koreans and escorted Hersman and an injured associate from the scene while authorities seized revolvers and ammunition brought by five Koreans arriving from Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Busan
Americiet
Kobe
Mapatich
Phe
Kokusai
Seoul
Congresstntz
Hugh 5
Hersman
California
Kormins
Hergman
Congressional
Howavar
Ing
Aindunis
Karsuns
Wersman
Miller
Hersran
Toldo
Shanghai
Storrs undecided on trolley case at Monday session
President Storrs of the Connesteut company remains undecided about attending a special city council hearing Monday night to review the mayor's transportation committee report. He has not yet seen the official findings due to his absence from New Haven and awaits Mayor Wilson's invitation letter. Local officials sense no optimism as Monday's session nears and car barns show no resumption activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Connesteut Company
Shommon Council
New Haven
Wilson
Board of Aldermen
Pudue
Percy T. Litchfield
Connection Company
Kibby
German Workmen Won't Pay Taxes
Berlin Aug 27 Communist leaders push unpopul ar propaganda urging workers not to pay income taxes to sustain the capitalistic regime. In Stuttgart metal workers lock out after threats to wreck plants and injure managers. Near Essen miners strike as tax is deducted. Communists tell workers they can dodge the tax if all resist, claiming mass jailing is impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruin
Stuttmart
Carread Nut
Essen
Rowdies Heckle Preacher During Cemetery Services
New York August 27 rowdies disrupted a funeral at Mt. Lebanon cemetery Lone Island City. Baron, resident Connolly of Queens asked protection from the crowd that stood at the cemetery boundary and shouted at the clergy. A man attending his wife's funeral was beaten and confined to bed under physician care for nearly two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mt. Lebanon
Lone Island City
Baron
Connolly
Queens
Aleg
Walker Home Benefit Tag Day Held In Four Towns
The Walker Home association launches a tag day today across Bridgeport Stratford Fairfield and Frambull to raise 25000 for constructing a home for entered widows. A tagger will visit a key corner in each town as volunteers support the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Home Assnnisition
Bridgeport
Stratford
Fairfield
Frambull
Warszawa Leaves With Munitions for Poland
Antwerp dispatch reports the American steamer Warszawa carrying munitions for Poland departed for Danzig. Dock workers at Antwerp had refused to continue loading cargo earlier, delaying the shipment as of August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Poland
Danzig
Brussels
Warszawa
Hold Up Paymaster Thugs Net Ten Thousand in Brooklyn
Two armed men halted a paymaster of the American Machinery and Contracting company inside a building under construction in Brooklyn. They escaped with a first estimate of ninety thousand dollars, later revised to ten thousand dollars. Local police investigated the botched payroll robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
American Machinery and Contracting Company
Brooklyn
Firet
American Express Seeks 14 Percent Rate Increase
Testimony in support of an additional 14 percent increase in express charges was heard as American Express faced opposition from shippers and New York officials. Examiners indicated the case would go to the Interstate Commerce Commission without delay, though a decision was not expected before September 4 when a 12 1/2 percent increase already approved would take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Albyny Express Company
Interstate Commverée
Cnmimissio
Shlop
Vasa
Milford to Open Up To Date Department Store
Abe Davis of New York arranges transfer of central Milford property at 20 Brough Street owned by Mrs. Manley J. Cheney. The deal, nearly 16000 dollars, fronts 35 feet on Brand Street and sits 200 feet deep in the business district. Burge and Ginnel occupy the ground floor. Odd Fellows’ Hall is on the second floor. Davis plans Milford’s modern department store with several New York merchants backing the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Manley J. Cheney
Brough Street
Low Abe Davis
New York
Ime Iportante
Brand Street
Burgese and Ginnel
Odd Fellows’ Heli
Davis
Davis Talks With Colby on Europe Ambitions
Ambassador John W. Davis, back from vacation, conferred with Secretary of State Colby about the Russian and Polish issues and the European political scene. He planned to meet Governor Cox soon, hoping to discuss ongoing matters further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Colby
Europe
Washington
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Sherdark
White House
Wilson
Cotey
Alans
Cox
Blood Stained Garments Baffle Police in Jersey Mystery
In Harricon New Jersey on August 2 police probe a grisly find of blood stained clothing from a man and woman tossed from a car into West Trudson. Deep stains on a woman's dress collar and a man's telegram shoulder spark furor over possible foul play as detectives pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harricon
N. J
West Trudson Paris
Loan company at pactied by city writ
A loan company owed by Saltstain at 607 Water street has been attached by City Sheriff O Al 1 Dannenhéers under a writ issued by Attorney George N Finklestowe, a commissioner of the Supeso court, in an action brought in that court against him. The Ch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltstain
Water Street
Hie
Dannenhéers
George N. Finklestowe
Supeso
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Sonnenberg
Broad Street
Yonkers
Sixth Avenue
New_ York
Sonnenbergs
Detent
Telephone Barnum
NEW England Dairy
Bank Street
State Street
Main St
Clinton Ave
North Main Street
Federal Street
LION
Magnolia
Borden
Walter Baker
Alaska
Ptalrie
Cad Leese
Rome
Yuban Cofpee
Clear Sky
Beach Hight
Long Island Sound
Westport
Conn
Mammoth Tent
Arthur C. Sheridan
Broadway
New York City
Ren
Michach&ompany
Walker
American Express
Seat CO
Hartford, Conn
Sproviero
D.C
Palmer
Main St. Newfonld
Sonny Fhona
American Sugar Refining Company
Pontito
HE John
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!